- A
daggerboard is a
retractable centreboard used by
various sailing craft.
While other types of
centreboard may
pivot to retract, a
daggerboard slides in...
- the
secondary purpose of
being a counterweight, and
centreboards and
daggerboards,
which are of
lighter weight, do not have the
secondary purpose of being...
- may
refer to
either a
wooden or a
metal pivoting retractable foil. A
daggerboard is
similar but
slides vertically rather than pivoting. The
analog in...
-
centerboard or
daggerboard keel,
depending on the model, with
flooding water ballast. The
ballast is
drained for road transport.
MacGregor 26D
Daggerboard-equipped...
-
front of a bulkhead,
which partitions the boat
nearly in half, is the
daggerboard case.
Right behind it on the
centerline of the hull
floor are attached...
-
hydrofoils only to ****ist performance.[clarification needed] Just as
daggerboards and
rudders are
foils that
enhance the
control of a boat, ****isting hydrofoils...
-
boats by
using five
essential controls: The
sails The
foils (i.e. the
daggerboard or
centreboard and
rudder and
sometimes lifting foils as
found on the...
- longboards.
Longboards are
usually longer than 3 meters, with a
retractable daggerboard, and are
optimized for
lighter winds or
course racing.
Shortboards are...
- engine, transmission, propeller), or
controls (helm, rudder, centreboard,
daggerboards, rigging). Similarly, a jury mast is a
replacement mast
after a dismasting...
- to make sure the boat
sails level. Centreboard/
daggerboard position -
lifting the centreboard/
daggerboard up when
sailing downwind and
putting it down when...
